Every Brilliant Thing at Fulton Theatre

Andrew Kindig

Andrew is honored to be returning to the Groff Studio Series, and to bring this meaningful piece to the stage. A familiar face at the Fulton, Andrew has been involved in over 75 productions here either onstage or behind the scenes. Fulton favorites: Leo Bloom-The Producers; VP Panch-Spelling Bee; Isaac-Disgraced; Gentleman Caller-The Glass Menagerie; Smee-Peter Pan; Frank Strang- Equus; Giles Ralston-The Mousetrap. Fav Regional Credits: Hercule Poirot-Murder on the Orient Express; Steven Kodaly-She Loves Me; The Wizard-The Wizard of Oz; Joe Pitt-Angels in America. TY to the whole Fulton team, and especially Kate, Marc, and Joey. All my love to K, A & C. Take time and notice the brilliant things in life.

Luke Reed

is a director, performer, and education artist from Shippensburg, PA—go Greyhounds!. Directing: The Sound of Music, The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley TYA, and A Christmas Carol (Asst. & Choreo) at Totem Pole Playhouse. Regional acting credits include Sam Phillips in Million Dollar Quartet and Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol (Totem Pole Playhouse), Hamlet in Hamlet, Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet, and Lysander in A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Shakespeare & Company). He is thrilled to be returning to Fulton for this special piece. Perhaps Luke’s most treasured credit of all is having proudly led the Shippensburg Area Senior High School Drama Club for over 6 years and 16 shows.

Kate Galvin

is thrilled to be back at the Fulton, where she directed Other Desert Cities and 4000 Days. Kate is the former Artistic Director of Constellation Stage & Screen in Bloomington, IN, where she directed many productions including Next to Normal, Matilda, Ada & the Engine, Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus, The Wizard of Oz, and Every Brilliant Thing. Other regional directing credits include 11th Hour Theatre Company, Gretna Theatre, Pittsburgh CLO, Portland Stage, Walnut Street Theatre, and Weston Theater Company. www.kategalvin.com @kategalvinconsulting

Dale Hamby

Dale is pleased to present his first scenic design in the Tell Studio Theater. After working as a volunteer for over 5 years building sets for Fulton Theatre shows, he is thrilled to take on this aspect of set production. Special thanks to Bill, Ben, and the production staff for this opportunity.

Eliza McCann

is excited to be designing Every Brilliant Thing. A Massachusetts native and proud UMass Amherst alumna, Eliza would like to thank Anthony, Seymour, her friends, and parents for all their support.

Marla Alden

Marla has been working as the Assistant Master Electrician at the Fulton Theatre for two seasons and is thrilled to be designing her first Studio Series show. She graduated from Northern Michigan University with a BFA in Technical Theatre. Mentionable lighting designs include Monty Python’s Spamalot (NMUTD), A Complicated Hope (NCTF), and Assistant Lighting Designer/Head Electrician for the North Coast Theatre Festival. She is forever grateful to her friends and family! Enjoy the show!

AJ Robbins

AJ is a freelance sound designer in central Pennsylvania. Most recent credits include resident sound designer and student mentor at Millersville University. He is also an Operations Coordinator at Clair Global. AJ holds a BFA in Theatre Production with a concentration in sound design and technical direction. Previous theatre credits include working with The Community Arts Center in Williamsport, The Pittsburgh Playhouse, Quantum Theatre Company, City Theatre, among other theatre companies and venues. AJ is thrilled to be working with the Fulton Theater once again.

Katelin Walsko

Proud to be the Prop Manager at the Fulton since 2010! Some favorite Mainstage Series props: tea cart (Titanic); car (Full Monty); colorful desk dressing (9 to 5); chimpanzee (Sunset Blvd); dressing Neverland (Peter Pan). So grateful to create and collaborate everyday. Could not do it without Ben, Miles, & Riley!

Joey Abramowicz

(He/Him) This is Joey’s seventh season in the position of Associate Casting Director for the Fulton Theatre. He began as an actor on the mainstage in Carousel in 2005. Since then, Joey has been in fifteen Fulton shows over the years, most recently as Bob Crewe in Jersey Boys. Joey also served as the Associate Director and Makeup designer of last season’s CATS. As Associate Casting Director Joey is proud of the amazing New York City and local talent the Fulton brings to our stages. Casting the Groff Series is one of the highlights of the job. He is so grateful for longtime friend Director Kate Galvin’s return. Thank you for supporting live theatre. @joeytumble

Cody Smith

is a performer, director, choreographer, and real estate agent hailing from Lancaster, PA. He was a dancer/swing in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular in New York for 18 years. Cody has toured with the Christmas Spectacular and with Beauty and the Beast. He has also performed regionally in Chicago and in many productions at The Fulton including: Brigadoon, Hello Dolly!, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, A Chorus Line, Joseph, Newsies!, 9 to 5, and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Cody was the director of the Hempfield High School Theatre and Dance programs for many years. He has also directed and choreographed numerous shows for EPAC, the Fulton Theatre (TYA series and Mainstage), Gretna Theater, Prima, and Totem Pole Playhouse. Cody is a member of Actors’ Equity, the American Guild of Variety Artists, NAR, PAR, and LCAR.

Marc Robin

began 24 years ago (guest director in 2001 for Evita), Artistic Director in 2009, and is now in his 8th year as Executive Artistic Producer. He has staged over 450 productions including shows in London, New York, Chicago, and California. He has garnered many awards including Joseph Jefferson, Barrymore, Vicky and BroadwayWorld to name a few. When he isn’t at the Fulton, he can be found at his second home at Maine State Music Theatre in Brunswick, Maine where he recently began his 17th Season.